DB Bistro Moderne
2551 Broadway West, Vancouver, BC, V6K 2E9
604-739-7115 | Website
Traditional French culinary arts meet the flavours of the Pacific North West at this contemporary Canadian bistro in the heart of Kitsilano.
Category:
Restaurants
What:
| Cuisine Type | | French |
| Ambiance | | Bistro, In Places, Star Sightings, Dining At Bar |
| Meals Served | | Lunch, Brunch, Dinner |
| Amenities | | Full Bar, Great Wine List, Notable Chef, Private Room(s), Wheelchair Accessible |
| Pricing | | $31 - $40 |
| Payment | | Diner's Club En Route, Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Kitsilano |
| Getting There | | Bus 4, 7, 22 |
| Cross Street | | Larch Street |
When:
| Lunch: Mon-Fri: 12PM-2:30PM; Brunch: Sat-Sun: 11AM-2:30PM; Dinner: Sun-Wed: 5:30PM-10PM; Thurs-Sat: 5:30PM-11PM |
Profile Last Updated: April 27, 2009
Casual, Sophisticated Space
DB Bistro Moderne brings casual dining to a new altitude. The space is elegant, with hardwood floors, mirrored walls, leather chairs and benches and a funky lighting scheme that evokes 1970s chic. The ceilings are low-slung, creating an intimate vibe and encouraging muted conversations. No detail is overlooked, from the salmon-coloured monogrammed napkins to the luxurious zebra-tiled loos. To escape the hustle and bustle of the main room, there’s seating in the tinted glass-enclosed wine room, which can be booked for private events for up to 20 people. The space is ideal for working lunches, as it’s wired for high-speed Internet access and telephone access and has a dedicated sound system. If you need more space for a special soirée, the entire restaurant can been booked.
European Sophistication Meets West Coast Flavours
From Quadra Island mussels and bacon-veiled Arctic char to roasted leg of lamb and crispy duck confit, DB Bistro Moderne recreates traditional French fare for a Vancouver audience. House specials include tarte flambée and escargot and chicken oyster fricassee, and the original $28 sirloin burger filled with braised short ribs and black truffles is legendary. The menu changes seasonally to reflect what’s fresh, and local, organic ingredients are used whenever possible.
Award-winning Celebrity Chef
His accolades include “Best Chef of New York City,” and his numerous restaurants consistently make international top-table lists. He was given an award by the French government for his contribution to the advancement of French cuisine. He has published books and had his own television show. And in December 2008, Lyon-trained chef Daniel Boulud burst on to Vancouver’s dynamic dining scene with his first foray into Canada, presenting the highly acclaimed DB Bistro Moderne.
DB Bistro Moderne brings casual dining to a new altitude. The space is elegant, with hardwood floors, mirrored walls, leather chairs and benches and a funky lighting scheme that evokes 1970s chic. The ceilings are low-slung, creating an intimate vibe and encouraging muted conversations. No detail is overlooked, from the salmon-coloured monogrammed napkins to the luxurious zebra-tiled loos. To escape the hustle and bustle of the main room, there’s seating in the tinted glass-enclosed wine room, which can be booked for private events for up to 20 people. The space is ideal for working lunches, as it’s wired for high-speed Internet access and telephone access and has a dedicated sound system. If you need more space for a special soirée, the entire restaurant can been booked.
European Sophistication Meets West Coast Flavours
From Quadra Island mussels and bacon-veiled Arctic char to roasted leg of lamb and crispy duck confit, DB Bistro Moderne recreates traditional French fare for a Vancouver audience. House specials include tarte flambée and escargot and chicken oyster fricassee, and the original $28 sirloin burger filled with braised short ribs and black truffles is legendary. The menu changes seasonally to reflect what’s fresh, and local, organic ingredients are used whenever possible.
Award-winning Celebrity Chef
His accolades include “Best Chef of New York City,” and his numerous restaurants consistently make international top-table lists. He was given an award by the French government for his contribution to the advancement of French cuisine. He has published books and had his own television show. And in December 2008, Lyon-trained chef Daniel Boulud burst on to Vancouver’s dynamic dining scene with his first foray into Canada, presenting the highly acclaimed DB Bistro Moderne.
